
Judas, Peter, and Divine Mercy
With Lent just past and the mix of pain and joy which that time serves us, I am reminded of a discussion I have

With Lent just past and the mix of pain and joy which that time serves us, I am reminded of a discussion I have

It is my delight each year to not only assist during the RCIA classes and get to know the people making the journey into the

This is a continuation of my rebuttal to the article “10 Beliefs Christians Have that Really Mess Us Up.” You can read Part I here.

I call the new movement of God Presence Evangelism, because it is quiet, subtle and entirely grassroots. The stars have fallen. The big names have grown old. Society is

Facebook promotes a very odd concept of \’knowing\’ someone, and it has led to the further warping of our sense of friendship. My experience, like

Did you happen to catch the recent Newsweek article titled “Is the Internet Making Us Crazy?” Just in case you didn’t, here’s a small excerpt: The first

As the Extraordinary Form of the Mass progressed the priest started to intone the Gospel. He spoke in Latin, reading from the Gospel situated on

Last week was Holy Week. Churches around the entire globe waited in prayerful vigil, with lights dimmed, all images covered with the congregation in respectful, somber

On this holy and sad day known as Good Friday, we will have many opportunities to reflect on the suffering of Christ. While this is

Divine Mercy is a great mystery of our faith. The very God of the universe, the Lord God Almighty, has deemed to humble Himself for

The continuous setbacks and attacks on religious liberty that plague men and women of faith in the United States and across the world require responses and actions

Dear God. First, the frenzied, howling Sanhedrin. Slapping, punching, spitting all the while … perhaps kicking him if he fell. During the night watch,

\”Easter changes everything for us, too. We know that life is stronger than death. Love is stronger than hatred. Hope stronger than despair. We know

Lent, what a season! For some it brings dread, for others it is a time to strengthen their walk with God, and still others it

Whether we will or not, we must suffer…There are two ways of suffering — to suffer with love, and to suffer without love. The saints

Peter Kreeft recently presented an essay on the theme that, in his claim to be God, the historical Jesus of Nazareth could not have been wrong

I’m not one of those twelve million readers who bought the book Heaven is For Real and torpedoed it to the New York Times\’ Bestseller

So here we are again—approaching Holy Week. A most splendid—the most splendid week of the year! Yes, Christmas brings us the infant God made man, but
Sometimes, it’s good to get a fresh perspective. When we’ve seen the same thing, the same way, over and over again, it can get stale

It’s hard to write humor these days. You come up with an idea for a list of funny things to give up for Lent, and

On the day I graduated from medical school, I took an oath that includes the famous words: “First do no harm.” I am happy to

\”If God is so good and loving, if He\’s really there at all, why didn\’t He answer my prayer?\” This question has been asked by